Gus Brooks-Simpson is an artist born and raised in London who is of Jamaican descent, his work explores themes and concepts that humans have engaged with since conception.

Lola Betiku - better known by the moniker ‘Labet’ - is a self-taught Nigerian-British painter based in East London. Labet’s work serves as a figurative and abstract diary which explores themes of identity and representation.

Sekai Machache is a Zimbabwean-Scottish visual artist and curator based in Glasgow, Scotland. Her work is a deep interrogation of the notion of self.

Isis is an Afrofuturist whose work explores core African history and near-future speculation. She embraces provocation as part of the process of negotiating language and meaning.

Pauline Boyenga Bofala (Browncoffeemoka) is a sensitive, conscientious and mystical artist who is passionate about art history, history, ethnology, culture and spirituality. She is inspired by different forms of art, with care for the environment being absolutely central to her work.

"I seek to enable a soulful giving.I seek to portray our 'oneness', from an Afrocentric perspective.What now excites is the removal of the framed border to move into an immersive medium of possibilities. "

Sharon Adebisi is a self-taught British-Nigerian painter. Her recent work explores the identity issues faced as a British-African hybrid, and the conflict between embracing her African roots, yet assimilating to westernisation.

Elicia is an expressionist specialising in oils and charcoal to create artwork that stimulates a new narrative or an appreciation of her subjects. Her most recent work has been inspired by her love of cars and Black Icons.